A major freight train derailment near the Kentucky–Tennessee border has triggered emergency response measures after 31 train cars left the tracks, including cars carrying hazardous materials. U.S. officials confirmed that one car leaked molten sulphur, prompting shelter-in-place orders for the city of Trenton as hazmat teams rushed to secure the scene. br br Despite the dramatic images of overturned rail cars and spilled cargo across rural fields, no injuries have been reported. Authorities continue to monitor air quality and work to contain the sulphur leak while a key highway remains blocked indefinitely. The cause of the derailment is still under investigation. br br #KentuckyTrainAccident #TrainDerailment #KentuckyNews #USBreakingNews #MoltenSulphurLeak #HazmatResponse #TrentonKentucky #USRailSafety #TrainAccidentUSA #EmergencyResponse #KentuckyDerailment #USNewsUpdate #RailwayAccident #BreakingNews #KentuckyEmergency #TrainCrashUSA #PublicSafetyAlertbr br ~HT.318~ED.